Public Sector Banks: Bad debt of PSBs at lowest levels in many decades: Government

NEW DELHI: Government on Tuesday said that public sector banks are in good financial health, reporting significant improvement in balance sheets , high levels of profits and bad debt at lowest levels in several decades.“Further, public sector banks have recorded sustained credit growth across different sectors of the economy,” minister of state for finance Pankaj…

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Urmila Matondkar and Ram Gopal Varma’s secret marriage rumours resurface as senior journalist shares untold story – Report |

Urmila Matondkar and Ram Gopal Varma’s secret marriage rumours resurface as senior journalist shares untold story – Report Ram Gopal Varma and Urmila Matondkar, long rumoured to have been romantically involved in the 1990s, are back in the news after a senior journalist claimed the two had secretly tied the knot. The fresh allegations have…

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Sarvesh Kushare scripts history on Diamond League debut, becomes first Indian ever to… | More sports News

Sarvesh Kushare of India (AP Photo/Matthias Schrader) India’s Sarvesh Kushare made a strong first impression at the Monaco Diamond League 2026 by finishing third in the men’s high jump. The 31-year-old cleared 2.26m to secure a place on the podium at Stade Louis II. With the result, he became the first Indian to finish in…

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The Boomerang Nebula is three times colder than Antarctica, and colder than space itself | World News

Tucked roughly 5,000 light years away in the constellation Centaurus lies a place far colder than anything found on Earth. Known as the Boomerang Nebula, this dying star system holds the record for the coldest known naturally occurring object in the entire universe, sitting at just one degree above absolute zero, the theoretical point at…

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‘Korean Kanakaraju’ box office collections day 1: Varun Tej’s film opens with Rs 3.95 crore; India gross reaches Rs 4.50 crore | Telugu Movie News

‘Korean Kanakaraju’ box office collections day 1_ Varun Tej’s film opens Varun Tej’s ‘Korean Kanakaraju’ has started its theatrical journey with a decent response at the Indian box office. The Telugu horror-comedy arrived in cinemas on August 7.Directed by Merlapaka Gandhi, the film features Varun Tej, Ritika Nayak and Sathya in prominent roles.According to Sacnilk…

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In 2014, divers chased a possible shipwreck nearly 6,200 feet down and found six giant asphalt petals rising from the seabed |

Representative AI image of a deep-sea exploration mission, showing underwater researchers and robotic submersibles illuminating a unique geological formation on the dark ocean floor. Image Credits: Google Gemini.​​ The deep sea has a habit of turning ordinary expectations upside down. In 2014, scientists exploring the Gulf of Mexico sent a remotely operated vehicle towards what…

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India vs Hong Kong Live Score, Women’s Asia Cup 2026: Harmanpreet’s side look to strengthen semi-final hopes after Thailand rout

IND-W vs HK-W Live Score: India will look to take another step towards the semi-finals of the Women’s T20 Asia Cup 2026 when they face Hong Kong, China in their second Group A match at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium on Thursday. India opened their campaign with a commanding 94-run victory over Thailand and currently…

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Missiles from cargo planes: The new strike idea that could interest India |

A United States Air Force C-130 drops the Rapid Dragon palletised cruise missile container. (Image credit: USAF) Weapons of war are becoming smarter, more autonomous and increasingly lethal. In a high-intensity conflict, one of the first objectives is often to degrade the adversary’s ability to retaliate by targeting airbases, missile launchers, radar stations, air-defence systems…

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Bali’s 1,000-year-old rice fields once worked as a giant water system. Now 6,500 hectares have vanished and locals are buying water

Rice fields in Bali (Image Credit: Canva) For centuries, Bali’s iconic terraced rice fields did much more than produce food. They formed part of an ingenious irrigation network that distributed water across the island, sustained farming communities and helped maintain ecological balance. Today, however, that centuries-old system is under increasing pressure. As tourism expands and…

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